The phrase "a reduced capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone's or something's ability or functionality has been diminished or lessened.
Example: "Due to the recent software update, the system is currently operating with a reduced capability, affecting its performance."
Alternatives: "limited capacity" or "diminished ability".
Our subsequent functional analyses demonstrate that mature osteoclasts, whose platelet-derived growth factor bb (PDGF-bb) expression is reduced by siRNAs, exhibit a reduced capability of attracting osteoblasts.
However, in NP cells derived from degenerate discs, a reduced capability to divide was seen with cells capable of only 20 to 25 population doublings prior to senescence.
Description: Longitudinal or lateral cracks of concrete sleepers lead to a reduced capability to deal with torque, which might lead to an increased width of the track gauge.
This specific strategy allows them to cope with a reduced capability to process information and allows the task to be completed consciously rather than reactively [5, 31, 32].
These results suggest that the cell wall of ral1 mutant root tips had a reduced capability to bind Al, resulting in increased resistance to Al.
Abbott was awarded his $9 million, according to his office, to cover the hospital, doctors, therapy, and pharmaceutical bills, and a reduced capability for making a living income.
Mutants with defective LinE formation display a strongly reduced capability of DSB formation (Cervantes et al. 2000) and genetic recombination (Wells et al. 2006).
When staining against NBN itself, wildtype MCF10A cells showed multiple discrete NBN foci after irradiation whereas no such NBN foci were detected in HCC1395 cells, indicating a strongly reduced capability of p.R215W NBN to accumulate in radiation-induced foci.
Accupedo-Pro Pedometer is readily available for purchase on the open market and a version with reduced capability is available free of charge.
In accordance with a previous report of reduced capability to grow secondary salispheres in aged WT mice (Feng et al., 2009), salispheres derived from aged WT mice were similar to those derived from Bmi-1-KO mice (Fig. 4A F).
Preferring to be referred to a specialist also raised the risk of reduced capability to work at follow-up.
